“Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.” ― Lao Tzu The Colorado Chamber Players presents a program with music about the […]
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Love Changes Everything, First Universalist Church of Denver
“Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.” ― Lao Tzu The Colorado Chamber Players presents a program with music about the transformative […]
Love Changes Everything with Colorado Chamber Players
Preview Article by Betsy Schwarm Given the troublesome events of the past two years, one can scarcely find a person who doesn’t know someone recently affected by worries. From pandemics […]
Wild Things: Music of Springtime
Given the theme ‘Music of Springtime:’ many ensembles would choose Vivaldi. Not the Colorado Chamber Players! Given the additional presence of ‘Wild Things,’ is there perhaps also The Rite of […]
Incessant Hum: Beethoven 2020 at Broomfield Auditorium
Colorado Chamber Players presents a world premiere of a new music/theatre hybrid, with a script by Jeffrey Neuman, directed by Mare Trevathan. As the world celebrates the 250th anniversary of […]
Themes of Loss and Triumph: Beethoven’s Incessant Hum
A Preview by Betsy Schwarm Spoiler alert: Beethoven was deaf! Of course, anyone reading this article already knew that, and likely also knew that 2020 will bring the 250th anniversary […]
Paris: Franck, Chausson and Debussy, at Boulder Library
The Colorado Chamber Players presents a program of French music, fin de siecle. Program: Ernest Chausson: Chanson perpétuelle, op. 37, for Soprano, String Quartet and Piano Lily Boulanger: Nocturne and […]
Paris: Franck Quintet short concert at Saint John’s Cathedral
The Colorado Chamber Players presents a program of French music, fin de siecle. Program will be selected from the following: Ernest Chausson: Chanson perpétuelle, op. 37, for Soprano, String Quartet […]
French Fireworks: Colorado Chamber Players
A preview by Betsy Schwarm Leave it to other ensembles to fill a French-themed program with the usual suspects and rely upon Impressionistic works. In its program for January 2018, […]
Delving into Dmitri
A preview by Marc Shulgold Barbara Hamilton and her Colorado Chamber Players have titled their two-year survey of Dmitri Shostakovich’s chamber music a “Celebration.” That’s appropriate – sort of. While […]
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Baroque in the Twilight Zone
A preview by Betsy Schwarm For many persons, the phrase ‘Twilight Zone’ brings to mind a repeating four-note musical motif, as well as both the face and...
Walking a Tightrope with Ars Nova
By Marc Shulgold Tom Morgan understands the dangers of controversy. The music director of the Ars Nova Singers has accepted the challenge of programming...
Boulder Bach Fest Ends on a High Note
A review by Marc Shulgold Heartfelt words of gratitude from the stage, warm waves of applause from a sizable audience – and, as usual, first-rate...
